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Summary: Great Debut from New Author!
Review: A fine debut from a new author, man I love discovering new writers! This modern twist on a classic tale is fabulous. ...Never Dream tells the story of 2 vampires and the mortal they get involved. It does poke fun at Anne Rice's novels in a good way such as one vampire insisting to the other that he read Interview with the Vampire to see why mortals would crave immortality and also read about the parts she got right and what she got wrong. The story opens with the Making of Arthur, a knight from France. It continues to the present where we find Arthur, Jennings, and Terry (the mortal) trying to save The Book from falling into the wrong vampire hands. This book left me wanting more...and I hope Scott continues the adventures of these vampires in America.
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Summary: You'll never guess the ending. So keep reading.
Review: The book stayed in my hands until I finished it. The charicters were great. Iago, I fell in love with from the time he came on the scene. Lyle, I'd stake in a second. Raymond was the best of all. He knew everything and could do anything.... never dream is the first book I have read about vampires. All though it is the same story told from different points of view each one is different enough to keep you guessing about the out come until the last page. Anne Rice is in trouble when comes to vampires if Scott keeps writing. I would love to hear what happens to Jennings, Arthur, Raymond, and Iago in America.
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Summary: Excellent vampire tale
Review: The world has dramatically changed since Sir Arthur Talon became a vampire over seven centuries ago. Though much of the respect within the movement has eroded along side that of human society, Arthur expects any vampire visiting his turf in Salamaca, Spain to obey the laws of the extinct Vampire Society. Lyle is one of the modern vampires with no reverence for anyone except himself. He demands Arthur provides him the ancient "book" that Lyle believes is the true source of Arthur's powers. Arthur refuses saying he never uses the dangerous tome and that his superior prowess comes form much greater experience. However, Arthur soon realizes that someone else much cleverer than the insipid Lyle must be behind the scenes manipulating the squabble. As Lyle's counter forces grow stronger than Arthur's team, the latter allies himself with a graduate student and a werewolf as the final confrontation nears. ...NEVER DREAM is an exciting supernatural fantasy tale that will stir the blood of vampire fans. The cast is understandable especially the supernatural lot. Though Terry's flashbacks add depth, they slow down a story line that remains fun to read because Scott Charles Adams provides a serious tale without taking himself gravely serious. Readers will feel fully entertained and wanting another pint of blood from this fine author. Harriet Klausner
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Summary: An original and captivating vampire tale.
Review: A modern day vampire tale told from three different points of view. The Vampire Arthur who is the oldest of the pact at 700 and the leader of the gang. The vampire Jennings, the ungifted, who is a little like a side kick to Arthur. The mortal Terry, who finds out their little secret, and not knowing what to do with it, gets herself in trouble. The story is complimented by a drop dead gorgeous bad guy, the vampire Lyle, who is a bit of a spoiled child, the lovable wolf, Iago who is not just an ordinary wolf, and the mother hen of vampires, Raymond. "... never dream" is the most original, cleaver and captivating book that I have read in a long time. Scott Charles Adams has written a gem of a vampire story. I couldn't put it down. The characters and the events are completely believable. I can't wait for the sequel.
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Summary: never dream
Review: I have just received this book for a christmas gift and it is barely a new year and I am just about done. I am so thrilled with this book. I have tried to read other vampire stories but just could not finish for one reason or another. This book is one that I just could not put down. The man who wrote this is a wonderful author. He is one that I will be watching for more to come. I hope you all will too. I would highly recommend this book to any and all Anne Rice fans!!!!
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Summary: Excellent
Review: This first published work is extraordinary. As the first "vampire" genera novel I've had the pleasure of reading this work can be held with high regard. The author's intricate use of blindness (to the plot) in the initial portion of the primary story forces you to keep reading to find out what's happening. At the halfway point of the novel everything starts falling into place, from there on it's all over. I couldn't put it down. I will look foreword to a sequel to this surprising work of the fictional craft. I'd like to thank the author for taking me away from reality in such a real sense. By all means a household is not complete without at least one copy.
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Summary: Excellent vampire tale
Review: The world has dramatically changed since Sir Arthur Talon became a vampire over seven centuries ago. Though much of the respect within the movement has eroded along side that of human society, Arthur expects any vampire visiting his turf in Salamaca, Spain to obey the laws of the extinct Vampire Society. Lyle is one of the modern vampires with no reverence for anyone except himself. He demands Arthur provides him the ancient "book" that Lyle believes is the true source of Arthur's powers. Arthur refuses saying he never uses the dangerous tome and that his superior prowess comes form much greater experience. However, Arthur soon realizes that someone else much cleverer than the insipid Lyle must be behind the scenes manipulating the squabble. As Lyle's counter forces grow stronger than Arthur's team, the latter allies himself with a graduate student and a werewolf as the final confrontation nears. ...NEVER DREAM is an exciting supernatural fantasy tale that will stir the blood of vampire fans. The cast is understandable especially the supernatural lot. Though Terry's flashbacks add depth, they slow down a story line that remains fun to read because Scott Charles Adams provides a serious tale without taking himself gravely serious. Readers will feel fully entertained and wanting another pint of blood from this fine author. Harriet Klausner
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Summary: Skeptical at first
Review: When I received this book, I was surprised that it appeared the author had self-published. I was very happy to find as I began reading, I could not distinguish this book from one distributed by a major publisher. The story line is good with different theories, as usual, about the powers and origins of the vampire. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it to anyone who is interested in this genre and is interested in supporting the independent writer.
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Summary: Unique and Compelling
Review: I suspect I have read every vampire novel published in the past 20 years. "Never Dream" by Scott Charles Adams is among the handful of the best. The apparent premise has certainly been done before, i.e., good vampires vs. bad, innocent mortals caught up in the events, philosophical conundrums, etc. What makes this novel so fascinating is the way these old themes are made new and refreshing by characters you really like and care about,as well as the amazing involvement of the character Iago. An entire novel could be done on him alone. The quality of vampire novels has diminished in recent years. "Never Dream" not only restores quality to the genre, but sets a new standard. I am delighted to hear that a sequel is being worked on. I suggest Scott Adams drop everything else in his life and work on its completion! Congratulations to Amazon as well for offering it to the public.
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Summary: neverdream
Review: neverdream is a great great read. This was a "never put down" kind of novel. Anyone breathing would enjoy this novel. You do not have to be interested in vampires to read this, you just need an imagination and a lamp close to your bed!
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